
Social Studies competition - week 2
What did Stone Age people use animal hair for?
to paint with it
to brush their hair
to cover themselves with it
to eat it
What made Stone Age people leave the area they are in and move to another?
they left after it gets cold
they left after the water is out
they left after the food in that area runs out
they left after they got bored
What did Stone Age people learn to make?
candy
fire
eggs
pancakes
Why did farmers need a steady supply of water?
for fishing
for farming
for painting
for showering
One of the many phases Stone Age people to reach civilization were learning how to make fire.
How did Stone Age people get the paint?
For painting, they mixed animal fat with minerals.
For painting, they mixed animal hair with minerals.
For painting, they mixed human fat with minerals.
For painting, they mixed human fat with water.
Early people mixed animal fat and minerals to have …………………
paint
water
minerals
brushes
What made the early humans stop hunting animals? Because the became vegetarians.
Identify whether this statement is true or false:
Early Stone Age people learned to make fire then they used it for cooking.
Determine whether this statement is true or false:
What did the stone age artists paint on the walls of caves?
They painted portraits of themselves.
Identify the correct answer.
What did Stone Age people do when they needed shelters?
made huts using mammoth bones, grass, and branches.
made caves using mammoth bones, water, and branches.
made bones using mammoth hair, grass, and branches.
made huts using cow bones, legs, and branches.
Determine whether this statement is true or false:
Along with the huts, what did the early humans use as shelter?
They used caves.
Where did the early humans prefer to live after discovering farming?
Around river banks.
Did the Stone Age people only live in shelters built by them? Explain.
What are the animals that Stone Age people tamed?
They tamed cats, sheep, fish, goats, and cattle.
They tamed dogs, sheep, pigs, goats, and cattle.
They tamed camels, sheep, rabbits, goats, and cattle.
They tamed dinosaurs, sheep, pigs, fish, and cattle.
What did farmers need for their crops?
steady supply of water
steady supply of seeds
steady supply of animals
steady supply of grass